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2
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_ ._ _ --. _» -.=~-im; 2. ~ -i ~ _ » - ~ - . _ -1- '_ H.: - .1 '
_ _,M ,_`____,.__.___  _. __f,Vv~__ _ _ _  _   V f.. _» _ ~t f
Y  `-' ‘ .ii
' 4 l ` A *world  her p and
iii iiiiiii tiiiiiiii »»- »----~°'“--. 
, ‘_ ` ` y A 
V U _ _ W    '_  the ghrth. Sgr-fdom has been abolished ln
RHEUMATISM
DURE
' N ` ` ` "`:::lw`:: Russia. Commerce has covered the seas.
MONDAX' DEC’ 3l‘1w]° ,Swift communication by steam and
-“-"‘f°f-`-""-"-‘-11~-l4~f -'#--T~ --4-2 .electricity have broii ht the ends of th
_ To-morrow the world will enter the
niventietli Christian :entury und the
\\`iieii ‘Fr-ii. Mifriyon Favs his Rh9UlT'l3‘1 iililCi(¥<fllill \\`lll ll‘\\'€ l'~'_‘CCfl8(l ‘iVll0ll_Y ll1b0
"syn Cure will cure rtieiiiuzilisni there i~‘ii`i
any i:~i-‘»~-wri; niiriiriin- iiiert- i_-ni any false ilic lii~toric past. Almost involuntarily
`-talemi-ii'_ rihoiit it. It _simply cures ll <lO'3~"_
iiist cicrivtli' what hc s:i}'.~‘ it will do. lt , wi'
~_'.,,,.,- ...are .1-n.~i=ii. thin pmrile _erneflp li* ,h
wires ivithiiiir lc:i\‘i!\iI GUY ill ¢'_fl<'C'~> _ ‘ " , ‘
ii spleiiilid sioniacli and nerve tonic. au ‘~\ ell ai~ X.
‘»  ' - fo lt : - `_‘m \
i. nJ~.i.\:C-ir. \'Y'\ ‘l\1\'~\` _
_U fu.. imymi ~riiiedi-.~‘ are just :i~‘ reliable I
~ - ‘ * _ - ` ‘ '_ . ~ __ ix "
U `. (H-,|g¢`1y,-K 3_;L~_\~1;\l Thg trlllili in Htllll.
o~cs one of the most brilliant and
>\ _ _ - . .
_fr--_-. --'i \~' "'"'l*f1‘ “""“`° ‘f YO" "“'°` " 1 iniporiiiiii voluiiies inthe whole history of
1:;-.isi.in:i\' riiid :-oth >t__ New York.
_ _ _ _ .I _ ,, _ _ \
_H 1, _ _ A \_,\_m`.,,,,,,,_ ,md _wt “.0 h,,§,mt(. to civilized world. (rreatcst 0. these was O
GRAND
Militiiytonieii
i`li;it|i<»iior bi-longs tiiihc dawn of the
` upon the intellectual and moral darkness
H mi! S of ,h p E | Conqqgen, ,O world socially. in-:irnllyiiiiil politically.
e r , g _ _, _ i A |
South Africa.
['n:li~:- the llistiiigizislied Patroiiiige of “-
lli_- llorior l.iei1t. Governor Mt-lntyrc,
i 'l‘|ic iii`teeni_li ccritury which gave to the
oi-lil the ili.<cover_v of Auicricn, of printf
`in,f;anil of giinpowiler, which produced
Lieut. Col. Moore. D. 0- F.. and 4- lnithcr i.iid his great contt-iiipwriries, still
Mayor \\';irliuitoii, in the
challenges attention as one of the greater
i.vis'-:iis of modern time-S. But the
'f
Op  ra H G   century that closed has wi*_n~;-s~ed many
s~0N 5-
FRIDAY, J AN. 4111. 1901.
l’li(.‘_ill.-lllfilli.
l‘.-\ l'i'l`
great changes in the aspect of the world
anda marvellous dcvclopniciit and ac-
celeration in the train of human progress.
The triumph of science has been a
distinguishing feature. If we go back ii
I 1 _ _
_ » _ ~ ll ' ld so
(ve um b "___ ‘_ _,__.‘..l 1-,een hundiliundrcdycars it i~ito rega a “Or
Vi»f:.ii 5- l __ __ _ Mr. Clias. Earle
ll.i.ritc _ _ _ _
__ii ...er _.i _  \\'.ii~burtoii
Scene -i'ic_iic:i.~_- before Pafirdeberg . _ . . .
_ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
__   _Contingent
'Vocal Solo, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _Miss Cotton
different froui what it is today that if
ence upon some other and more back-
Reailinic _ _ _ _ liev. Lern Williams ` \Vill`d Dlfinell than our OWU'
Violin Solo _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _
_ _1“rof. Vinnicombe
Vocal Solo _ _ _ _ _ _ _
 _ _ _ _ _
__Prof. Tanton
 '_-_'ic-Giiiird Mounting . . _ . _
_.Contingent
i'.\"l`ER_\llSSlOT<-Sale of Candy. , In
Se-lectioi~ _ _ _ _ _St. Cecelia Club
l`{e:i.din'_'_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Miss Lefurg9Y
Vocal Solo. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _Miss Earle
.\<lilre.~z~i_ _ __ _ Rev. 'l`. F. Fullerton
The world of a century ago was a world
without electric lights or gas, or friction
atcheszwithout telegraphs,te1ephoiies or
plionogrnphs; without steauiships, rail-
wzlys or street-cars; with few books and
\'0¢fiis_>io___ __ _ _ Mr. Brent iiirinnis practically “'ith0“\> “¢W>fDfiD@PS1 “`if»h0\1U
i`l=irionei._ Solo, __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _P1-of. _\Vatts M
.\u.-ne-Night Alarin _ . _ _ . _ _
_Contincent
Vn_~:ilSolo_ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
._\Irs. \Vatts
li-_-=‘.rliiit;‘ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
__ __\ir. 'l`_ A. Mc-Lean _
Vucail Solo. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _.\Ii‘. Eil. Bliichell ' or
ie reaping niachiiie. the mower, the
tliruihiiig machine, the sewing machine,
any of the marvellous machinery ofthe
Scene-ln Bivoiiiic__   _Contingent ‘ modem factory; without the rifle, the
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. b 1
Positively no eiicoi-cs. Concert begins
promptly at 8 o'cio<-k.
reech-loading cannon, the armored war-
ship. It was aworld in which civil and
'l`ickets€i5c aii~l5.lc. _religious liberty as wc know _it was
lil iltd
practically unknown. Slaves were bought
and sold throughout North America and
_ i  other countries. The white population of
_ .niiiai
Free ' F ee.
-()NEBOXOF-
.llllll'iiilii'lllll."-fill:-is
3 5 

`*~»
to vliliie ef 25C or over l will give one ___
box of the popular Molasses Kisses “
this continent was no greater than .hat of
the Dominion todayantl Canada was an al-
iut halt their present population and but
a tithe of their piesent proiiuctiveiiess,
commerce and wealth. France had twice
‘;3{,§ most unbroken forest.The l."r_tisii lslesliud
7 Y 1' l ;:: I
0 o 5 1. ;= 1
-   `” `l as many people as Britain; liussiaanation
of serfs andjust emerging from barbzirism;
Every Cugtomer who Purchascg gem* E' ` the German Empire noi, yet in existence.
A salient feature has been the increas
» today from lon. vs_ in gin. m. Only- ~~-‘ - ing rate of progress in all lines. As the
Hi llillliil Hill
Q. .iAl_lliEsoN~.
;” 
annul
9 ----4

falling stone which drops sixteen feet. in
the first second falls thirty-two feet and
‘tlieri fortiy-eight inzthe succeeding sec-
onds, so human progress has accelerated
iits speed. Take the progress of locomo-
‘tion as an instance. For many centuries
'but little change had been made. In the
days of Swift and Johnson nien travelled
as in the days of Julius C.1'esar0i‘ the
foreign lands." And how the churches,
the schools, colleges, universit~ies,libraries,
the enlighienment,the nioriil and spiritual
i‘ :irc coiiipclled at such fi time to recall uplifting of men and the nineliorution of` "9
esalient features of the dying cycle. human suffering- have multiplied within gg
'e feel instinctively that with to-day the century PML!
VVitliin thc century there have been
memorable wars which have Shaken tlie
ed half of Eurcpe, but broke the
. . Ol]
i`!iristi.iii--ra when ii pri.-:it li,<_'bt burst power °f his Own arm m the
invasion of Russia in 18l2. The
1 of iliii iigcs, and great forces were set at Combination °f the p°“`°"3 cmshed and
f woil; wliirh have since triinsfornicfl _tlie“1 banished him two years later' He escaped 12
from his isliind prison only to meet
Welliiigtoii and his fate at \Vatcrloo. and
anothcrprison iii St. Helena. Britain
-emerged from that struggle Mistress of
_the Seas, and has retained the proud
_title down to the century's close. The
Civil \Vnr in thcUnited States in 1860-64
kind recorded in history,bitter and bloody
slavery and the reunion of the severed
states in closer bonds than existed
struggle between France and Germany in
1870 ending quickly in the co nplctc sub
i. _ _ I _ ` S
might well seem another State of wisp .Viugation of trance and the establishment
of the Germaii Empire with Prussia at its
head.
Lesser than these prodigious conflicts
were the Crimean war of 1854-6 and the
great Mutiny in India a year later. Many
other armed conflicts have disturbed the
peace of nations during the century, and
Britain has been many times compelled
to draw the sword. She is still at war in
peace with Russia has endured forty-four
fr.cndship's across international barriers
L_._'.;‘,_.;1T;_ ..':1T'_ 'i_.T2__°:T _____ .;,_`_1_r _ _' _r.~_-3
hospitals, asylums-»-all the agencies for-
but happily followed by the abolition of ,N rf
.I
tional eumities are dying out slowly.,
ough Still surviviniz in some n es  
_ ` gg _ FANCY
Q Xmas Baskeisg
South Africa, and it is but a few months na
since her soldiers were lighting in China. th as
with anuw great Civilized powers she departure of the generations that fought
has been for many years at peace. Hcr 8°
which in other centuries had been so 'S
fl-equemiy ,_.m},,.0i1ed in WM., gives alor moraland intellectual enlightenment
hopsiuoutlook forthe future. Increased and “pm"i"‘°-'~ “ve “my che"l5h the
are powerful agencies for the preservation 
of tbl. peace so 13,13 comiuued_ Old’ that in the hundred years to come the
l world under Gods guidance will continue land Nut” °f an kind" _ ’
i V ' V
_W. F. GAR | ER-
I _
i
1. days when Trey was besie;_:e.i, -as well
Fon cate. 
ns camels, horses, sails or ours could con-
_____ i-ey them. T-a~l.iy sixty miles an hour on
Thai valuibig gl-i.,Im;y1; and Cite, ,ithf land and twenty (ive miles an hour on the
first (lass wat r po -ver and torso ruo _l
Of B`0n.=_~i in lim in-'il A950 av Qfymnal `
dry klifi. This P'0p~|'\5' is kqgwg ga
the Forbes gi-ist mili. iitnatid at Loi 48\ _
j`_.t 81m23id,, of tw ul1._5._0m,_|gh regularity and precision of shuttles in a
Cliteie l°`ac¢r\rv and near railwavilooni. I-Ialf a dozen transcoiitincntal
ocean are possible, with greatly increased
comfort. The Atlantic has become a ferry
on which the boats ply to and fro with the
i
l
l
it..-r '---¢~
..».»~»-v
r
,-.~ .. -...wi-W...
ilafon. 0 il/ 4,1, iiiilns fr-in (' ifiilo te:
tcwn. if-ir pi~t_cu`a.rsfnltei'ii1,~ apply
io'
T. A. M¢'l.l-IAN
E4  ' F ill Y-lib'  1_1' ; B yildgng
Gfifffifi `t‘-~»~-_ (_. ret-iefoivn. _
hit' 25 I l -.v
1--____._. ; i;_':___________ _ 1
GOVEEPNHE NT !
Hiiihi STUCK 'A
BY
.A.`C]`(3°I'I O K'
._é
To be sold by Puolic Auction at
Government Stock Farm.
ON WEDNESDAY
9'h day of -lanuary l90l at the hour
of 12 o'clock noon.
` railways reduce a last century`s journey
of months to a few days. The same in-
creasingly rapii pace is to be observed in
exploration, discovery, invention, mis.-
sionary enterprise, medicine, surgery and
general enlightenment. Asia, Africa :ind
the islands oi the sea were practically
unknown acentury ago. Today civiliza-
tion controls thcir affairs, and we are
within a decade of the time when railway
and telegraph will span the length of the
darkest continent from Cairo to the Cape.
Within the century past the British
Empire has become the most stupendous
imperial fabric known to any age; the
daughter Republic has grown with
unprecedented rapidity to world-wide
greatness; Russia has become doubly
calossaland inviniible; Germany iu her
imperial grandeur has come to overshadow
western Europe; France has sensibly
diminished in impertlincc; Spain h&S Sllnk
Good hyo to the
matter what the price is for
the Coats. Our prices from
_ ff Men s
.OU to $15.00 values, for $10
~““_i‘S` 3-niece siiics. 2.90 io $7.75
Cb 1ilr.fD’=i S'ii=s. 2.25 to $4.50
‘ hllilicrfs Vest.;-ei Suits, from 2.75
long and so bitterly
The outlook for the new century is, vi Q
years; with France eightrtive years; with think hopeful. '.l‘h`cre is no iiiclication if
the United States eighty-six years‘anil abatement’ in that ln°"e”Si"3]-l' “pid
with other great Powers even longer. progress whichwe have "gum as me
Long-continued peace between nations "salient feature °f the Centurl' l’“S"~ There
1
nl
no decline of the forces which innke
w,,,mU,.c,_’ L,_,,\,,,|_ fwquency of commuui_ p belief that the close cf the century leaves
cation, interinarriages and multiplied the world in a mr bebwr Condmon than
‘n . W
as witnessed at its beizinhing, and we
my face the future with the strong trust
to roll out of the darkness and into the
'h db
. lig t, an ecome niorennd more subject
_ _ W _ _ F hi. to those great influences which Hs has
7 implanted and which make for righteous
L ness and peace. ,
DANCING Sllliilill
_ _' CLASSES.-For young
Ladies, Misses and Masters meet- every
Wednesda and Sat-urda at3o'cl k
_ 7 OC 1 __ If you have any Pro rty to Insure, gn.
xl in@E€'3§T§cgf1¢%§?E‘5;;;?;li§';fé;%e‘;i;r{l;’g§;i  our rates before insnrlhsg. It will pay yo; l
i in t
1 u ._ e i ' ‘ _ ~~
AND  ,,,,,§__S,,,,§,;';=;,;§gg;;g,°;;,=,_<;};{°-Sii °~>n,EXTRA LBW RATES illl BUI!.illK6$_
§ Fancy dancing, Highland Fling. Sailor ll Norwich Union Fire Insurance Soeiew P
~ norripipa Irish Jig skirt and spiinisii.1\'..r-rieii Eng., 1197- '
Dfiyrixfl Q Law Union anrl_ Crown Insurance Go.,
ém i';_ ' 'be les-_°"‘ *it fm-Y ‘1°°f- l lL°“fl°_"» EM-»182°=
f GEO- CHILTON’ 1118?;-itish North American Assurance Go.,
K on 1 item _
QF M  P. O. Box 113, Dcc8 dim. ar O 0””
 
it _ 'l
Q if-gr-:’s`? " '_ `
PltE5 ‘
E _,_
EEE
Fhould remind you that your
stoves. furnaces and pipe may re-
guire.`f.tting up_ and putting in
rs!-crass working order. ons
of coal ma be
35333
_ _y wasted by not
having this done. Vt e make a
specialty of this wiorlr.
For Bell Hanging. Gas Fitting
Sheet [ron and lin Plate working
Stand.
D55
Q57
`   3: g ` up umd&' ~ ii X ` .~ _
W 3 .___ _   __ __
~isU ,Cm .   -_ \v£»wisii-@- 
l
into decay and been stripped of all her; ~'-»\fs.¢-`...»~.»v~ ' » li*°f°¢1¢"°'1¢i<><l\y. We ar- iv
4a¢»|U
,,.,,¢»--.ov *"
!
vast colonial poasissions. Japan has
10 Shore Horn and Ayr-_.him emerged from isolation to astonish the
Cows. ' == -~ --;_ _ __ _ _:NA _~_. '
3 ;\YfHl\lF€ llhlffir C_1lveg_
l A..l°.~l|li(iC1.if. '
Pure bred stock, Registered. Terms
at mic.
B] order of C immissioners-
RICH.-XRD SHIT H,
Secretary Stock Farm
R. BEARISTO,
Auctioneer
“i_iicioniu£"  
, '.‘.§s
I
 &f€
with or without Plates.
Baby Clothes should be washed DR- Jn P, M U R R  1-
l’.C_. etsfii 5.
iiTi`LF“`Zy;C;‘ ‘
ls directed to ou r
largely increased
stock of Goods. 1
A suitable for Xmas
' l
Watches,JeWelry
Novelties, &c.
me cunoim.  mines  xsmiw. iilclilmarei, me
2.5¢ and 50a each.
l
I)o_.’t make any mistake about the pl-ice :-1 buv _vniir (lvercoai. Wears
V . ' ~ , i
v ercotitspeciilsts. We can snow more kinds oi 5-nod Lists than anytody
m.,,,,,V,m,._.L. U tm. gN.,m,,,.t of the ,.£.,,m,.5(,,, the war with Napoleon. He had conquer- and we sell them for less money.
You can prove this to your own satisfaction by coming in yourself, tri ing
$7.50 lu $lG.0J
Suits
200 lil ii’-= Fine All Wool Suits, in nice, neat checks and invisible plaids,
Young Mods Suits fioin 4.50 to $9.00
to 4.50 *
l" _ildr..»n’_- .\‘.i.'oi° Sins. from 1.50 to $3.50
Holiday Furnishings
This department aboundsiri handsome and uieiul prisenis. at prices which
was the most stupendous struggle of its l!1`\°»fi`¥lbly 0ClIipcl ntlenlion. 1
. _ - - - New lines ot specially aitractive Holiday Neckwear for l90l. have jun ar-j ‘ 
‘ 've<i. and include Menfs lmperials. Foiir~in-h-inds. Puffi, ir Tecks. in heavy
silks and saiius, in a splendid variety 0!
colors and combiuazions from
253 io $1 00
p Men’s Suspenders in silk and elistic webbiugi, elegant coloringi and dr-il. 1
before. Next in order came the colossal signs' fancy gil; buckles' "nm ’
LEFSpecial window oi Fai cy wine at big reductions.
pecial lined GloiesatreducedprlcesiorNew Year
REHDYU- MADE GLDTHIHG
The °‘ovr;RcoAT sro it E."
AS PA DN & Go.
iloc io $1.00
3331
Tell it to the people of Chnrlnttetovrn
ébzi-gain, a lame array of F.i.ncy Xmas
Baskets which
1: ‘Make Most Suitable
lI’resents for the festive se:i.~=ni` . They are
iall German goods of the choir e it quality.
, and as
Gifts for Friends
l Cannot he surpassed. Chocolates in hoxe
from ten cents. up. Also Cake Friii
filnuaiiin <11-   J i
l
_fi e will saveyou Money
,i -~o'N roiixa
 or -.Firé Insurance?
W- K~ Rogers & Co.
WQME rl i if  s i ”  "°°*.‘2s::§i.§.;;:.t:».f.’.“i»f‘e‘i_°°"'» _
agngmugiig A Tan amass;-russell Mi...
 --M51-- in-SEASQMLE WEATHER rf A --==-=~~-r ________
R. GLIFT
Hoe remwefl to HQ( 3 r||\ 3
Arkeneas, U. S. A., wziere the lziiverigiiii-3
Mmntein sir hasten the Q ir.; of
Ch|0ni¢ Digggggg under his self
our work is unexeelled. help treatment. Reduced rnnnfl " I
-,rip
tic’xeii-1 ood3 th f
_ E iz . U. s. c ~ _
 s   All iilquiries :iliglworlid illlov l dtltilrugn
Great George Street, Mi.:lner’s Old
_i
llwiiiiilllmi
vtaliour friends a very happy New  'A
we pill be open late this evening; f
and wish to state that we have a few -Y
toys in our Banu up stairs we wo ilj
*°lI°°1ldiseonnts. ` ' `  `
  lllllllw *‘"‘!"ll"lf_i
* ii ,!,|’|~.l,. |’i}_riv '_.`$|,|y‘,` i|;i'  V V Ibylrn \ l
Gifts. 11 C J 'Z f~“"*""=
DR. JAMES Hlilllllll
_ `- ' \7\ * l ' 0 s >
_ £5.ti‘.‘;‘.‘.iS.f.*l.‘i.‘:‘.ri*“‘” if W T6 tae..-f'e"'~°\ _ Q H 1' AY]-_ R 1 Physlmn and Svfwn- _
~ 29 d3; W1. P _ 2 cakes 5c, at Qlgrocers. & '° `["n"'l " 6!  ‘ . 9 _gilt Om” and Resldlmee in Welineii-'S now
‘ " " “” “ P“”°°'~ 1 - r.i“r‘i"é“'i°” “‘ ‘“°“°”“" °g°”“" £itciir01YPiNs_iai.iiiiil§l,' .  li§€.2‘3.°.?" ”‘""'°"’“““ ‘°“°"- C'-ff#
fthatl have purcriiiseci at it trenicndou.~‘
1 I tf. Qu sen Streel
-#_-.,._ _
'a
it . -2- _
sl., _
_
i ‘ l li
p g ep _ - ._ ~ - _
THE DYING CENTURY. earth, within quick communication, so   . ` B 06 _ " 
---- __ that we say “there are no longer any ‘ it
ieiii. `
Good cheer to everybody.
We are thankful for the large share of Piblie i’.troni2e wa have resived
in iliri people ci P. E. I. We will eel-.brute the last two DAYS. by giving
r Petro-is their choice oi any article in both of our Windows in fancy g00ill
Qforll
iii mint-
9\f|I0ll8] l\08lC\!'iv A
oatatlay aid prilebsh
tlisyptsills. f
:iwiviiti  
20 per cent 08 the hi 
ol our Hockey Bums.  "
those Shoes ale new ' “.5
Season.
1
i
m
QQ
-r W'  _ _ , __ _ e
l ‘ "  _..
of our shii  
of - _
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“~ ¥_
_ Hockey   
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on k
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co 'ro ` 
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XMAS SUPPLIIF
FRUIT SYRUPS
5-"'“' _ _ __ __ 5 . ____;1-:ree-_“fs
Dealers
FIS
All correspondence promptly as
sive:-ed. Siencls seat on application
S. B. WILEY Gi SDNS,
Boston Mass, l riinsfer Agents.
Rlllknscla-Dunn’s or Bradstreet!
Agencies, Market and Fulton Nat-
onal Bank.
‘ ` - ` °` 1 i ' " " "  S\lU¥`lYSlde. “ Nov.2€`»odiif ` il
_ , .
¥
Nov- l d&wlm
The Stylish Foot Fitieu,  f _iRl#llRQ-HQ
3, c
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2
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Beer ar nerr  _
*iii 1" " es
_ g _,
lift
ron rouit  _ r
They have s large and varied at oi  '
irosrscriosaitr r 
DATES Alto Fins  ’~ ` “
Navm. onAxui»;s_`  _
vAL.ENci.\ iin_i_\°i;i:s_ _,
Noa'riii~:ii.\' sri' _ii»i-tits. it
Ainiioxns mi w.ii..\ t' rs. ‘A _ ii
. _
ciiocoi.,i'ri: iiii\~-n»:s_  f
cmigsuesu siiiam rnqi lush ' 
Janome,
ini riiiii iiiiiii,iiii im-  ,
Wholesale Cwimissim Fllli 
Smelts and E:ls a Specialty f